Antonio Domíngez Alfonso Olympic Stadium, Multi-purpose stadium in Playa de las Américas, Spain.

The Antonio Domínguez Alfonso Stadium is a multi-purpose venue in Playa de Las Américas with a 100 x 70 metre pitch, a running track and floodlights. Its main stand seats 7,500 spectators, while concerts can accommodate 27,000. An adjacent 1,000-capacity annex, opened in 1998, has an artificial pitch.

The stadium opened in 1969 and was named after a Spanish politician from the Arona region. This long history makes it an established venue for sporting events in Playa de las Américas.

CD Marino, the stadium's home club, was founded in 1936 and has its offices inside the ground. The club's name recalls the sea, and its fans gather here for Tercera División RFEF matches. The stadium also hosts the annual Meeting Arona Pruebas Combinadas athletics competition.

The stadium is located on Avenida Arquitecto Gómez Cuesta and is easily accessible by car. Visitors should check in advance what events are taking place, as different activities may have different requirements or schedules.

The stadium's pitch was dirt until an artificial grass surface was installed in 2001. Double 2022 Tokyo Olympics gold medalist Marcell Jacobs is among the elite athletes who have trained here, drawn by the climate of Playa de las Américas.